If you or a loved one was injured in a rideshare vehicle, whether Uber or Lyft, in Mesa, Arizona, Harris Injury Law is here to help. As a law firm with deep experience in Uber accident, Lyft accident, and other rideshare accident cases, we are committed to serving clients in Mesa and throughout the greater Phoenix area.
We understand that rideshare accident claims can quickly become complex, involving multiple insurance policies, insurance companies, and questions of liability for both rideshare companies and independent contractors. At Harris Injury Law, our dedicated legal team works tirelessly to help victims of motor vehicle crashes navigate the legal process and seek compensation under Arizona law based on the facts of your case.
You will have the involvement of an experienced Mesa personal injury attorney throughout your case, with oversight and involvement at key stages to ensure high-quality representation.
Focused experience handling rideshare accident cases involving Uber and Lyft throughout Maricopa County.
We understand the complex structure of rideshare services, insurance coverage, and insurance claims.
We provide honest legal advice, transparent communication, and full case evaluation at no cost.
Our firm operates on a contingency‑fee basis: attorney’s fees typically apply only if compensation is recovered. Some case costs may still apply.
We maintain a strong attorney-client relationship, offering support and updates throughout your case.
Attorney Jason A. Harris has spent more than 16 years representing Arizona clients in personal injury cases involving cars, trucks, and rideshare vehicles. He is one of the few attorneys in the state who regularly handles both personal injury and workers’ compensation claims, giving him a unique dual perspective when handling complex cases involving serious bodily injury and lost wages.
Jason has extensive experience representing clients in personal injury and third-party liability claims. His in-depth understanding of insurance coverage, particularly how rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft assign responsibility depending on the time of the accident (ride request, en route, or transporting passengers), helps him build a strong case and advocate on behalf of his clients.
Rideshare crashes in Mesa often result from:
Distracted driving (texting or using the rideshare app)
Drowsy or fatigued rideshare drivers working long hours
Speeding or reckless driving
Unsafe left turns or failure to yield
Rear-end collisions near pickup or drop-off zones
Collisions with pedestrians, cyclists, or other vehicles
Mesa’s major corridors, such as Country Club Drive, Main Street, and Southern Avenue, see high volumes of rideshare vehicles, increasing the potential for rideshare accidents involving both passengers and other motorists.
Although Uber and Lyft accident data is not tracked separately by city, official transportation data for Mesa and Arizona reveals the broader risks faced by motorists and rideshare drivers on local roads.
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), Arizona recorded 119,991 total motor vehicle crashes in 2023, including 1,178 fatalities and over 52,000 injury crashes. Many occurred in Maricopa County, where Mesa is located, reflecting the heavy presence of rideshare services and urban traffic density.
The City of Mesa 2023 Annual Crash Report recorded 41 fatal crashes citywide, with 18 of those involving intersections. More than half (55%) of all roadway crashes involved pedestrians or bicyclists, posing additional hazards for rideshare vehicles navigating dense urban areas.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) identifies speeding, driver distraction, and impaired driving as leading contributors to fatal crashes nationwide, factors that frequently appear in rideshare accident cases.
Finally, the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) reports that rideshare usage has grown steadily in metropolitan areas across Arizona. This rise means more independent contractors on Mesa’s roads, increasing the likelihood of crashes during ride requests or passenger trips.
Together, these findings show that while rideshare accidents may represent a small portion of all collisions, their legal complexity, due to layered insurance coverage and multiple liable parties, makes skilled legal representation essential.
If you were injured in a rideshare accident, understanding your legal rights is critical.
Liable Parties: Depending on the time of the accident, responsibility may rest with the rideshare driver, the rideshare company, or another motorist.
Insurance Coverage: When the driver is logged off, personal auto insurance applies. When logged in and waiting for a ride request, contingent insurance policies from Uber or Lyft may cover damages. During active rides, their commercial insurance can provide up to $1 million in liability coverage for bodily injury and property damage.
Damages You May Recover: Victims may pursue medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and, in tragic cases, wrongful death damages.
Statute of Limitations: Under Arizona law, most personal injury cases must be filed within two years of the collision.
Because insurance companies often dispute claims or undervalue settlements, having a dedicated rideshare accident attorney helps ensure your rights are protected throughout the process.
Our Mesa rideshare accident lawyers handle every stage of your case:
Free case evaluation to assess fault, liability, and damages
Investigation of driver logs, rideshare app data, and crash evidence
Negotiation with insurers to avoid lowball settlements
Litigation when necessary to seek a verdict in your favor
Support for medical care coordination and wage recovery
We aim to ease your burden during recovery by handling the legal aspects of your case with care and diligence.
Accidents can happen at any time, and our law group is always ready to help. We offer:
24/7 availability for urgent consultations
Rapid evidence preservation following a crash
Communication with medical providers about your treatment and expenses
Guidance from start to finish of your accident claim
If you were hurt in an Uber or Lyft accident in Mesa, AZ, don’t wait to seek help. Early legal action can make a major difference in your recovery and the outcome of your accident case.
Call Harris Injury Law at (480) 800-HURT for a free consultation or no-obligation case review.
Our attorneys serve Mesa, Tempe, Tucson, and communities throughout the East Valley, helping injury victims pursue fair compensation permitted by law.
to assist you with your Uber & Lyft accident case.
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“After my Uber ride was hit near Southern Avenue, Harris Injury Law handled everything. They coordinated my medical treatment, negotiated with the insurance provider, and guided me through the accident claim process. I can’t thank them enough.”
- M.R., Mesa, AZ
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“I was a Lyft passenger when another motorist ran a red light and hit us. Jason and his team explained every step of the way and secured a fair settlement for my medical bills and lost wages. Jason and his team were knowledgeable and supportive throughout my Lyft accident case.”
- J.S., Mesa, AZ
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“Professional, responsive, and compassionate. Harris Injury Law made me feel heard after my rideshare accident. I highly recommend them to anyone in Mesa needing a rideshare accident lawyer.”
- C.P., Mesa, AZ
Located at 1136 E Campbell Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85014. Harris Injury Law, PLLC specializes in auto and truck accidents and workers’ compensation. Speak directly with your lawyer from the beginning. Same-day and emergency consultations are available. You never pay out of pocket. Call us at any time – 24/7.
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